Black River Falls Tops Baraboo To Lead South Central
Black River Falls beat Baraboo 56-40 to stay 3-0 atop the South Central standings as Tomah won 68-58 at Portage and Mauston prevailed 98-61 over Sauk Prairie. Randy Johnson led BRF with 17 points, while Baraboo’s Pete Bildsten had 14. Reedsburg later defeated Sparta 76-50.
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Baldwin Upsets Durand In OT 64 63
Baldwin Woodville stunned Durand 64 63 in overtime as Jeff Landerville hit the decisive field goal, Lauderville posted 16 points and 20 rebounds, while Al Ormson’s Panthers built a late four point cushion before turnovers and fouls doomed Durand.
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Wauzeka Beats Lansing Kee In Nonconference Tilt
In Lansing Iowa Wauzeka powered to a 79 57 victory behind Andy Meiler 31 points. Gary Bay 17 and Allan Bunders 12 supported the winners while Bob Roeder 25 and Fred Weimerslage 17 led Lansing Kee in the nonconference game Friday night.
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Indians Aquinas On Road Tonight
La Crosse State and La Crosse Aquinas travel tonight to court losses. Blugolds meet Eau Claire Regis at the Ramblers home court at 8 p.m. LCU seeks to rebound from a 20 point defeat at Stout State as Aquinas aims for its third win in four games and second in conference play.
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Eau Claire Blugolds top La Crosse State 89 to 69
Eau Claire paced by 6-10 Mike Ratlif 21 points and Frank Schade 18 defeated La Crosse State 89 69. Jim Lindsey added 14 while Gary Manchester 11 for Ken Andersons Blugolds who jumped to an early lead and stretched it at half. Indians led by John Selbo 16 and 12 from Mike Heideman Dave Aller and Dave Moldrem. La Crosse aims to rebound against Stout at Menomonie tonight.
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Old Putter Gives Brewer Lead at Diplomat Classic
Gay Brewer fired a six under par 66 in round two to grab a 131 total and a four stroke lead over Arnold Palmer and Hal Underwood at the Danny Thomas Diplomat Golf Classic on the Diplomat Presidential course. Brewer relied on a 10 year old mallet putter with 11 one putts to stay ahead.
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Wisconsin high school hoops blaze with big scorers
A full night of Wisconsin high school basketball saw Marinette Central's Bob Holquist score 51 and Madison La Follette's Gary Anderson pile up 48 to set a Big Eight scoring mark while Holquist tied conference scoring. Beloit turnover Janesville Parker 61-43 as Lamont Weave r led with 27 points. Kimberly beat Shawano 62-41 and Racine St. Catherine toppled Milwaukee Notre Dame 55-36.
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Prep Wrestling Solves Caledonia and Iowa-Grant Matchups
Caledonia defeats Leroy Ostrander 34 to 12 with multiple decisions pins and draws. Iowa-Grant beats Viroqua 25 to 18, led by several decisive wins and a late pin for momentum.
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Alma and Gilmanton Grab League Wins
Gilmanton overwhelmed Eau Claire Immanuel Lutheran 65-36 as Dale Winston sparked an 18 point burst and Mark Schultz and John Roffler added 13 each. Alma pushed Arkansaw 66-57 led by Jeff Youngauer 20 and Barry Ritscher 16 while Tom Huebner and Tom Rider contributed 12 apiece.
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Major Leagues Winter Meeting Ends Peacefully, 1968 Summary
Major Leagues winter meetings in San Francisco wrap after 11 trades and the NL presidency election for Charles Feeney. AL approves Seattle sale to Fred Danz group with ballast on stadium upgrades. several trades include Downing to Oakland and Reberger to San Diego, plus Grant to Oakland and other moves. All-Star game to Cincinnati at night on July 14, minor league funding and umpire pay increases approved.
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Knicks Sweep Bullets in Eastern Showdown
New York defeated Baltimore 116-107 to extend its winning run and deepen the Bullets’ playoff challenge. Lew Alcindor led Milwaukee past Seattle 131-98, while Philadelphia edged Boston 104-101 amid late-game drama.
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Engelbrecht Tops Pin Artists on Cold Friday
Engelbrecht leads the bowling standings with a 646 series in the Men's Straightaway at South Lanes on a frigid Friday night. Bob Jenkins 636 and Jack Connaughton 632 follow, with Connaughton also claiming the high game of 264. Del Schroeder posts 628 in Sports Bowl’s Consolidated League, while Lorna Farley tops the women with 567 in Pla Mor Merchants. Muggs Turner earns 556 and a 222 single.
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Poffenroth and Heatley Lead Badgers On Ice
Wisconsin's Bob Poffenroth and Murray Heatley scored twice each as the Badgers topped Notre Dame 7-3 to run their record to 4-1. Notre Dame suffered its first loss in four games.
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Stout Cruises Past Oshkosh in WSUC Opener
Stout State opened WSUC play with a 108-76 win over Oshkosh as all five Stout starters hit double figures led by Greg Ebsen with 19. Whitewater edged Superior 83-81 as Jim Langhurst scored 23. Platteville beat River Falls 96-74 with Jim Lawinger adding 19. Lakeland remains undefeated at 3-0 after a 98-78 win over Judson.
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